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Where to stay in the Eastern Panhandle

The Eastern Panhandle is the three-county wedge of West Virginia that reaches east between Maryland and Virginia, made up of Berkeley, Jefferson and Morgan counties. It holds Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, the mineral springs at Berkeley Springs, and the state's Potomac and Shenandoah river frontage. It is the closest part of West Virginia to Washington, DC and Baltimore, roughly 75 to 100 road miles from either city.

What is the Eastern Panhandle?

The Eastern Panhandle is the three-county wedge of West Virginia that reaches east between Maryland and Virginia, made up of Berkeley, Jefferson and Morgan counties. It holds Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, the mineral springs at Berkeley Springs, and the state's Potomac and Shenandoah river frontage. It is the closest part of West Virginia to Washington, DC and Baltimore, roughly 75 to 100 road miles from either city.

Counties
Berkeley, Jefferson, Morgan
Main destinations
Berkeley Springs, Harpers Ferry, Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, Shepherdstown
What people do here
History and Heritage, Hiking, Fishing, Golf

Destinations in the Eastern Panhandle

Berkeley SpringsHarpers FerryHarpers Ferry National Historical ParkShepherdstownAppalachian Trail in West VirginiaBerkeley Springs State ParkCacapon Resort State ParkCharles TownChesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical ParkMartinsburgShenandoah RiverPaw PawPotomac RiverShepherd University

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Counties

Berkeley CountyJefferson CountyMorgan County

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The Eastern Panhandle: what people ask

Which counties are in the Eastern Panhandle?
The Eastern Panhandle takes in Berkeley County, Jefferson County, Morgan County. Their county seats are Martinsburg, Charles Town, Berkeley Springs.
Where do most people stay in the Eastern Panhandle?
Berkeley Springs, Harpers Ferry, Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, Shepherdstown have the most lodging in the region. Each has its own page showing what is currently listed there.
Where should I stay in the Eastern Panhandle?
Berkeley Springs, Harpers Ferry, Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, Shepherdstown offer the widest choice. Each has its own page showing what is currently listed there and what is nearby.
What is there to do in the Eastern Panhandle?
Visitors to the Eastern Panhandle come for history and heritage, hiking, fishing, golf, horseback riding. Each of these has its own page listing the areas people travel to for it.
Is the Eastern Panhandle worth visiting?
The Eastern Panhandle is the three-county wedge of West Virginia that reaches east between Maryland and Virginia, made up of Berkeley, Jefferson and Morgan counties. It holds Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, the mineral springs at Berkeley Springs, and the state's Potomac and Shenandoah river frontage. It is the closest part of West Virginia to Washington, DC and Baltimore, roughly 75 to 100 road miles from either city.